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PRESENT STATE 01 the :SPANISH COLO- N I ES; including a paiticular Report Of Ilispanolit, or the Spanish Part of Santo Domingo; with a general Survey of the .Settlementa on • the South Continent of A nierica, as relates to History, •I'r de, Population, Customs, Manners, &c. with a concise Statement of ,the Sentiments of tne Pco. plc on their relative situation•to the Mother Country, &c. By WM. WALL ON, jun. Secretary to the Expediti n which captured the . City of Santo Domingo trom the French; and resident British Agent there. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, raternoster.row. - • ' CONTRACT FUR STEERING INDEXES.,. Navy-Ojfict, Utz. s, T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS sioNERs of HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY de, be.eby give Mace.. That on Thursday, tbi!.tlph instant, at One o'Clock,' ' they will be •rsady to treat with such Per.ons,as may be willing to cows:at - I . hr Supplying qis Majesty's Yard at .Deptford with STEER' NG 1 N DE X ES, With Clock Faces. • .;1 Pattern index, with a furnt f the Tender, may be seen at this Office. . No render did be received al t ! .r One o'Clock nn the day of the Treaty, nor any noticed, asnlar the Party, or an Agent /or him, attends. PORTUGUESE PAPERS. Every fender must be accompanied 6y a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed 6y a responsible person s algae's: , to become bound with the Petsin tendering, id tbc Sum of zo-d. /or the due polormance of the Contrail. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. Hamlet, Mr. KEMBI.E; Polonius, -Mr. SIMMONS; • Larrtes, Mr. BRUNTON ; Horao MU AY The Ghost of Haml e t' s Fathe ß r, R Mr. ; EG EATON ; Qertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. 'W ESTON ; Ophelia, MISS LTON. T o which will be added, the Ballet Pantomimed • OSCAR AND MALVINA; o so Or, THE HALL OF FINGAL. • (the Descendant of Fingal), Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. b,carrol ( t h e I r i s h Chi e f ta i n), . M r. F A RLEY "'lvina 'Daughter to Toscitr), Mrs. P I N COiT, Pi (Being her first appearance on this Stage). NewacT,es for the Boxes to be taken of Mr; Brandon, at the till ,„ °Ur p' ° -oflice, in Prince's-place, Hart.street, from Ten 4 '4e s 75., Secondllice 3s. 6d. —Pit 3s. 6;1. 1 Second.prite 4 e , pver Gallery a. Second-price is alleryis. T i n u - Price 6d.—No Money to be return4A • gin D oors will he penee at Half past Fi*,..and the •Pray at Halt pa.t Six. , - • () n m nr Tuesday, The Conscibus Lovers ; with Of Me To. Li f r 9Y`'• —On W e dn es day, Ab roa d an d- at H om e ; w i t h Hi gh • e Below Stairs. —Oh Thtirsday., King Lear; with Peep. te I °m•—On Friday, The Road to Ruin ; with The Wa man. ti e a . üblte are respedfully informed, that a new Drama. ° rnance is in rehearsal, and will speedily be produced.- TitEATRI: ROYAL; LYCEUM. (Under the Authority of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN.) HIS PRESENT EVENING, Oat. 6,181 u, Their Majesties' ServantS will at the Comedy of THE JEALOUS WIFE. Oakly, Mr. W ROUGHTON ; .Major.Oakly, Mr. PALMER; Charles, ,vir. HOLLAND; Russet, Mr PENSON ; • • Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. RUSSELL Captain O'Cut te r, Mr. STA P LETA ; Mrs. Oakly, Mrs. G LOY E R ; Lady Freelove, Mrs. SPARKS; Harriet, Mis. OKG E - R ; Toilet, Miss TI DS W.E L L ; • Chambermaid,. Miss TON ES. To which will be added, the Farce of THE WEATHERCOCK. Old Fickle, Mr. W E ITZ ER ; Tristram Fickle, Mr. DE CAMP; • Brietwit, Mr. OXBE KRA ; Sneer, Mr. P NLEY • • Variella, Miss K ELLY% Ni -Ready, Mrs. SCOTT. • anal plac e he taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box-Office in the Entrance, of whom may also be had PriViiit: /36)CeS 1 ?5 6s. Second-price ;s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price zs.— Pri tt " 1 2, Second-price ts.— Upper Gallety is. Seaand.. to r 6 h , e .. - hours to be o p ene d a t H a lf past Fi re, an d Per. tt ariux 7e to begin at Half past Six.—No Money to be rd- Mondy, The Clandestine NE,rri:ige; with Hit or t0k:7 0 9 Wednesday (first time_ at this Theatre), The Way Tbursd.y,l.llt) -••• . -E NERALSIRJOHN MOORE's CORUNNA Thi P Al. ENT CAMP 131iDSTEA I), forming a PA 'h t art lied for the r 'eta. Barracks, die. also aSO A tor a Shi" o r Room, &c. and likewise a SEA C(IT for on board 1 , 01. 1 j, the Whole packi•Ag in a small Vallee, allowed themost Zb,le eVer yet manuladured, invented by Mt/RUA N who'4NDEkS, No. 16 and 17, Catheiine.street, Strand, Pais+inost humbly presume the highest honours ought to he a ny c those who so gallantly live and it tot their King • • er P3l SH reininds his Erie _ nds ttidt are LU LEERY Tick . b egins and finishes the 15,th of THIS MONTH: O. : ets and Shares are selling in great Variety, at both his , `,here R , CORNI-11 LI., and 9, CARING.CROSS, wTY CA P ITA L PR H IZ ES .were Sold in Shares 1- thin the l ast Nine Months, 'including Three Prizes of bets The present Scheme contains only 4, 00 6 Num. Yet there are 5 - Prizes of - ,C 20,063 5...... 2,000 - - - r,OOO o: r hete are Five Tickets of each.f4umber, and the fate of 4 1 7 . deei,le h th e ot h er F our. One Number must gain One fitiret.t Thqnsand Pounds. ' All husiness in the Public Funds transaled with fi- Y and dispatch by _ _ _ T. FISH, Stock-Broker, wtm SHARED AND SOLD CORIYHILL. and S MA RGARET's . - . . .00R(. , UGH, A And the NlOney paid on Demand; , A • • of . . 4.300,01 47 . . of . . ,Cs,ool 14 ' • • . . i„0:,0 52 ' 2,000 33 ' • • • . 20,0c0 76 . .-. • • .• . I,ooa _. I ' • • . to 00 0 99 I-IRNSBY and do. have pe'culir satisfaFtion in Ivhi ch s L tating to their Friends coat grand Liit or Prizes, llor o . k nas been divided among the the above Ottices..- 11 '•''Y and Co: beg leave to return, the Public their best dol4nks for the unbounded favours received , and make no tO b t but they shall be honoured *ith their Commands in' Ve e a e r nsu '"g Lottery, which is . the Only:one to be drawn this N . 1 1 1 9t!I 91 .- I'w s MONTH. • . . . I l'as s l N9• . 4,469, toe last-drawn Twenty,Thousand Pounds, ee,,,, ared into One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Six "s, bv Hornsby and Co - - kiCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co: CoO- I.u l .4,rd,Aor s with Govern neat for toe present ST , byl' , E. kET respectfully inform the that 1 IC huild.S and SHARES are now on Sale at their Offices, Bank, iqg., c l . ll gs, and opposite the Kines Nlews, Char- .oss. SCHEME. 4' i• - of . ‘ 20.000 - - are - - ki , o,ono S - -- . 2 , c00 10 .".- - . I,)C ..... •- - 5,0 0 0 . 3o .. 500 - - - So . - - Too I Q , . - - - so _ 4,36 0 " • • • 25 ........:: . - . _ . is . . - . . - - 7Z,Oiao. 4,eci o T . •.......... ickeis. 200,0000 FIVE TICKETS O EACH NUNIBER. All to be Drawn the igth of THIS moNTit. br 4.,,•• co l t BENCH WORK FOR:YOUNG LADIES. . r `-nlburn, Llookseller, Public Library, Conduit -street, rle,lllo Volumes. tzino. price Bs. 6d. nearly hallbound, V j NTES n ma FILLE ; par BOUILLY, bre de la Societe k'hilutechnique. & c. i n. .," faut etudit.r direC mitt) les tnceurS de cheque age. Yoliii,nese.ainusileg Tales, which are peculiarly adapted for .„8 , . Persons uhdcr the age of fifteen, the various difficulties tNi e l; c French Language, the exceptions to its principal afro,: L and - even the eccentricities arising from caprice or fa nave been expressly introduced for their instrtidion. , l'anslation of these Tales is nearly ready. v Of•the sAme Publisher niay be had, co t% b erg Modo di name in Comp:via, avec le Francois a a• HERTFORDSHIRE. MANOR, MANSIONS, AND VALUABLE ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, To t::t, best Bidders, pursuant to an order of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, bcfire Abel .Moysey, Esq. Deputy Rementbrantia of the said Court, at Gallaway 's CofEce.. house, Exciiange-alley, London, on Tuesday, the 9th, and Wednesday, the Lath Days of October hist. at Twelve C lock each day, .In FOURTEEN LOTS, E R Y valuable FREEHOLD. MATES, (seized into his Majesty's hands by virtue of a Writ of Extent against the 1i pourable. George Villiers), situate in the Parisnes of Aldcnham and Bushey, only 14 m il es from London, cousisling of the Manor, or reputed Manor of Vigotts, with the Rights, Royalties, Members, and Appur tenances. thaeunto belonging. A .most desirable villa called . Pigotts,' a large Family Mansion, called Deb:ow, an Inn known by the Sign of the Coach and Noises, twelve Cot_ taxes, a Lawn, very eltible for erecting a Villa, opposite Hillheld Lodge, and several beautiful Paddocks, containing upwards of 400 Acres of rich Grads Land, in the Parish of Aldeltain,• 'Tithe tree, and exonerated from Land Tax • in a most delightful Country, and in the iiighest a:4e of Culti vation, ut which immediate Possession may be had. Also, a Country Residence, a Cottage, and 2s Acres of Grass' Land, in the Parish of Bnshey, of which the Land 'f fax is redeemed. To be viewed, by application to Mr. Trumper, at Lech- More Heath, near l'i,;,tts, and to ,ho Tenant of the Coach and Horses, a. .1 printed liorticulars may be forthwith h a d of Limn, an d, al•ao at the bsseit Arms, Watford ; the White Hart, St. Albans ; the Assemoly House, Stanmore ; at the Office ot the Depull Retneinorancer, in the Exchequer Office, Inner Temple, London ; ot Charles lin:knelt, Gsy Notici. tor of the Admiralty, Spring Garden Terrace ; ot Messrs. Knight and I ones,. Hare -court,- 'temple ; where, and at Trumper's, Plans of the Estate may be seen ;of Mears. Hatirott.and Metcalfe; Lincoln's Inn -; of Mr. laridge, Pall Mall ; of Mr. William Jaques, Hatton-Garden ; and at Garraway's FACTORY NE LONDON. ' TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, To the best Bidder, pursuant to an order of his Majesty's Court or Exctiequer,.helore Abel Moysey, Esq Dep•dy Keinentbranctr of the said Court, at Garraway's Coffee house. Exchange.ailey. London, on Wednesday, the taut Day of Otbaher inst. 'at Twelveo'Clock, in One Lot, Va:tlable FREEHOLD, ESTATE, callrd ALDEN HA M FACTO RY, (seized into his Majes ty's hands by virtue of a Writ of Extent against the Honour. able George Villiers), consisting of a convenient Dwelling I louse, aria extcosive ranges of Buildings, spacious Factory of three Floors, worked .hy a poweriul Steam Engine, ankt fitted up - for sheering Cloths, and cOnctuding any branch of the Woollen or Cotton ManutaCtures, to a great extent, well supplied with water, arid 45 Acres of capital Freehold Tithe Free Land, in the Parish of Aldenharn, in the County of llerts, and only 14 miles from London. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Trumpet. at Lechmore. Heath, near the Premises,, and partigulars may be forthwith had of him ; also, at the, Talbot Inn, LeedS ; Straffird Arms, Wakefield ; Bridgewater A.ms, Manchester; George,_ Froome ; Angel, Warminster ; Essex Arms, Watford ;at the Office of the Deputy KentemOrancer in the .Exchequer. Office, Inner Temple, London ; of .Charles 'Bicknell, Est': Solicitor of the Admitalty, spling Garden Terrace ; of Messrs. Knight and tones , _ Hare-court. Teinple, ( w h ere a Plan cd tire Estate may be seen), of Messrs.. Hanrott and Metcalfe, Lincoln's Inn ; or Mr. Claridge,• Pall Mall ; of Mr. William . Jaques, Hatton Cardeni and at Gar. rnway's. BUCKS. FREEHOLD RICH GItAZING LAND, NEAR AYLESBURY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, TO the best Bidder, pursuant to an Order of his Majesty' s ..Court of Exchequer, , before Abel MoyseL, Esq. Deputy Remembrancer of the said Court, at fialraway.'s Coffee House, Exchan;e•alley, London. on Wednesday, the tuth thi of 0 ctober inst..3r 12 o'clock, • IN ONE LOT, AMOST Valuable GRAZING FARM, 'railed LRouGHTON ASTUR ES. close to the Town of Ayleibary,(s :lied into his Majesty's hands by virtue of aWrit 61 . Extent against the Hon. George - Villiers), consisting of 150 Acres of Tithe Free Land. exonerated from Land Tax, of the firs( quality, welt fenced and watered, , With a- convenient stone-built House and Offices . ; the whole on hand, and of which immediate posseisibn may h.: had. To be viewed by applying to Messrs: Chaplin anti Tinclsl - , at, Aylesbury, of •w hom printed ParticularS, may be forthwith had ; - also at theW lute Hart lesbtiry Rose at.dCiow it, Tying; xpig'sAr 4 is. Berkliampsteai . White Hart, Nissen. den ; Essex Arms, Watford ; White. Horse, thibridgel--ti wait, It ickmers wort h ; at the 0 fficeof the Deputy Keinciiihrrancer, in the EXchequer Office, Inner Temple, London; of Charles . lifcknelF,Esq. 'Solicitor of the'Adttatilty, 'Spring GartfenTei. race ; et Messrs. Kill& 40(i Junes; l lare-c .urt, %vltere a Plan of time Lotate may he seen .; tit Messrs, Hanrott and Metcilte, ; and-at Garraway's. • • KENT. • • .FREEHOLD MILL, HOUSES, AND LAND AT LEW_ !SHAM ; • TO BE•SOLD BY AUCTION, To the best Bidders, pursuant to an Order of ilk Majesty's Court of . Exchequer, before Abel Aloysey, Esq. Deputy Reincidoralicer ot the said Court, at (;arraway's eotae *house, ExChatve-alley, London, on IVedne►day, the inch day of October inst. at 12 o'clock, • IN THREE LOTS, - A VaItiabi•FREEHOLD ESTATE, (seized into kli; His Majesty's ,liands, by virtue of a Writ of Extent against the Hon. George Villiers), consisting of an excellent Corn.mill, working three pair of Sto.les, with all the Geer and Tack le in good order; Fulling. mill and Stoat, Store. rooms, Scouring-house, dm. on a capital stream of Water, adjacent to Lewisham• badge, only Eve .miles from London, in the occupatiorinf me. Holines ; a commodioui House, with Chaise-tottse, Stable, Ike: and exiendive bichard and Gar den, in the occupation ot Mr.' Meinard ; and also a Dwelling how, whit Dye-house, Dressing shops, and large Drying. groaiitt or Meadow, in tne occupation of Mr. Wm. l'aylor.- -Tmiirtmises all adjoin, and are let at yearly Rents amount. ingto gear 'ro be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and piinted Parti. colas hadon the Premises ; at the'Green Man, Blackheath; and tirjtCake-houses en the-Corn Exchange ; at the office Qt the Deputy kemembrancer, in the • Exchequer Office, Inner Temple London; of Chafles Bicknell, l tsq. S o li c i tor of the Admiralty, Spring Garden Terrace; of Messrs. Knight st.d Hare. court, Temple; of Messrs..Hanrott Natialte, Lincoln's-tun; and at Gallaway's.. Dedicated to the• Right Honourable Richard Brillsley She ridan. By H, Colburn, Bookseller ' Public Library, Conduit -street ; and may be had at all the Libraries, I. WIELAND ; or, The TRANSFORMA- By B. C:BROWN, Author of Ormond ; or, - The Secret Witness, &c. three vols. ass. 2. ORMOND ; or, The SeLret Witness. By the Author of Wieland, &c. 3 vols. rgs. 11. -Colburn has great _pleasure in announcing the publica tion of these two extraordinary and interesting Works, and in order-to meet the unprecedented demand, Ire has reserved too copies for the use of his Library. Those, however, who are anxious to purchase sets are requested to send their orders iiii mediatelY so the Publisher, of to any other Bookseller, to prevent disapponitinerit. Copy of ';.:D;spatch from Matso4l;iterestord to the Most EX. . :. ,ceilyat Seigaioi !Mir Miguel l',.rcira Uurjdz. Lts,RlN, SEPT. 4.—1 our Excellency is already in formed of the loss ofthe fortress 'of Alineida, s hich • surrendered to the enemy at two in the afterooon of the 28thailt.. !„ , • . ,The Govertiment has not yet received any, Acial account, and it is doubtfin whether the enemy will .permit it to: pass, bin the regiment of militia of Ar gond (at least the C. lonel, who is at present with me) info-ins me that the capitolstion of the place was entirely owing to the unexpected accident of,a powder • magazine blowing up, and thus depriving the garrison of all means of defence, as it suffered the total loss of its powdcr, all the artillerymen (ex cept 20) who were unfortunately in the mag'izirre, and alfrost all theartiriery, biewup the saw , . instant, .and threw great stones into the tosse. Never heless, with the cartridges, a small (ivantity of powder, which still remalned :in the-rnagatisre, and the few pieces of artillery, the defence was continued till Iwo in the•afternooo of the folio s ing day. The alas gazine blew up between 7 and 8 in the night of tire Itith, and the-htsgioning 'of the parley took place at ten in the morning of the same day, and continued till break of day of'Jhe 28th, when circumstances no longer permitted any attempt at defence. The Colonel likewise informs me that' the town was entirely destroyed, a 'lngle house nc.t being left has bitatile. • . • lam likewise informed that the capitulation was,- that the garrison should remain prisoners of war, :hut that the militia- should return home ; but the French have retained 20u men of each regiment of militia to employ in their military -.labours, and to forM with them a corps of pioneers.. I am sisoas sured that till t his„misfortune happened, the *garri son behaved with the utmost Valour, and was with iout.the least fear with respect to the place, the loss of which was solely occasioned by the entire drsi rue tion of all the ammunition, which rendered ad fur ther defence absolutely impossible. ' The regiment of Argantil arrived yesterday and to-day is expected the arrival of the regiments of Francasa and Guarda, excepting the men who wets retained. . , . The whole of what I have above written is accord l - ing to the information of rhe abovesmeutinned Co lonel of Militia of Argantil. ~God preserve your Excellency. . . .. . (Signed) G. C. BERESFORM. • HeacLgtiarters,t.agioa, Aug. 3t, 18w. • ~ . • LISBON. ? SEPT. B.—By an official communication from Marshal Lictctiford, dated head-quarters, Mor menta de Serra, the 4th insts it appears that the loss of the fortress of Almeida was occasioned by the ons fortunate accident which took plo,to ~, 44 . r... 8 aid to the powder magazine, and that, according to the unanimous declarations of the Colonel of Militia, and other officers who belonged to the garrison, all the troops, until that accident happened, behaved in the best possible manner, and the militia displayed no less valour than the troops of the line; .that all the officers and - soldiers are unanimous in bestotving.the utmost'.. praise on ihe condtid of Ge. neral Cox. They all represeut him as indefatigable, having never left the parapets, and that he had in sudh a degree gained the love and resped of the garrison, s soldiers as well as officers, and inspired them, with so much confidence, that but for the unfortunate accident which befel the powder maga zine, the attack of Almeida would'have occaSionest to the enemy a considerable loss both of time and men .; that, although the enemy tried all modes • of sedudiOn, and chiefly made use, -for the execuion I- of that' infamous projed, of the Portuguese who at tend ,big, it .is already: known to' him (Marshal Beresford) that besides the English.ratficers, General Cox, M.mjnr Hewit, and Capt. Folley,M.ljor Alaooel • Pitulo Cohriero, and Captain lose Pedro de Mello, in. Ilse most honourable incl, spirited manner reject , etl his iofamous .proposal ; that .it is . with the ut most satisfamtion he communicates the intelligeneo, that the two first Lieutenants of the corps of erigi... neers, Antonio Elizeo Paulo de Balhoens, and J(l3'.. . qUitn.Pedro Pinto de Sousa, and the second,Lieu,.: tenant Jose Feliciano Fearen ha, refused to enter she - Fr'ench 'service, aid effeeted their escape from the enemy, and are in his head-quarters ; that the firm- - nets andpatriotism evinced by the said officers de served the strontlest recomrpt:ndation t o hi s R oya l Hi'hness. that he may be pleased to bestow some mark of approbation or _their most honourable con duct, l:ty,proinoting them tO.the rank of Captain. . Tile said official communication is accompanied by , the follow;ing Letter and Articles of Capitulation : on• the manner' in which the latter were earnest i ll i,, qxscotion,the Marshal makes the following remark:-- • '•The Port6guese nation is already aerpiainted with French clemency and moderation, and the enemy's conduct on.. that ()cession will shew that his good faith has_ not. experienced any change since he .111 AS driven out' of Portugal. .By the capitulation Ire granted` to the militia leave to return home, and yet when he found that the Vorteguese traitors who at tend hith, the most adive of whom is the Marqurs d'Aiortia„ failed of success in seducing the militia to enter the French service, he had recourse to his ans customed argument, , if they do not 'choose to do it spontaneously, let them do it by compulsion; and in dire& opposition to the tenor of the capitulation, the enemy has really .detained by main force, to form s corps of pioneers, 70 officers and 200 men ,of each regiment of Militia. - EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM 211IGADIER GENERAL COX TO HIS EXCELLENCY MARSHAL BERESFORD, DATED FROM •ALDEA DE EISPO,, THE 30TH OF AUGUST, 1810 : I am to perform the painful task of informing PICTUALLING-uFFICE, OR. 3, Mo. THE COMMISVONERSfor VICTUALLING 11 nu MAJESTY', : NAVY do hereby 'give Notice, That on Friday, the tgrh instant, they will be ready to re. cave Tender!, in writVng (sealed up), and treat for Three Hun. (I; oi and Fifty Cluldront (each conststing of Thirty.six Bushel. Winchester Meame), of PITT's TANFIELI) MOOR, WINDSOR's PONTOP, or SIMPSON's PONTOP COALS; to he d,livesed in a whole Ca, go or Calves ; One. half thereof in Six Weeks, and the other Half in Six 11 7 eek s. terw•ards, winds and . weather permitting , diongside the Wharf of His Itlaje•y's Victualling Premise: at Plymouth. and South. down ; and to 6e paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, fuser) , days after dare. , 7be Condiiiatts of the Contrail ma) , he Teen at the Secretary's No regard will 6e hal to any Tender in lOW the Price shuh not he inserted in wordy at length, or that shall not be de. livered to the Board helbre One o'clock on the said Friday, the 19th instant, nor unless the Person who ntakmsbe Tender, or s:,,ne Pelson nn his behalf, attends, to sissswes when called for. SALES OF ESTATES, Sm. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN FOR TWENTY THOUSAND GUiN F. AS. THE 'ESTATE of WESTWOOD, in the• Parish .1 of LIVINGS I'ONE, WEST.LOTHIAN, contain. ing.about soa English Acres, the whole Arable ; and several valuable Plantations, 35 years old. This Property is about a ) miles West from Edinburgh on the Mail Coach Road to Glasgow, within a mile ot Lime and Coal ; several Villages in the vicinity. A River divides the Estate from the County of Edinburgh, upon which there are good Situations for erecting Gunpowder, Paper, or Cotton Mills; excellent F i:etts wile. in the Lands ;- a Seam of Coal 5 feet thick, ex tending over more than too Acres, worked to a considorable •extent tOr many ye.i.s by the former Proprietor. There is also Iron. stone of a very rich quality, particularly. described in a mmeiat survey oy loin, Williams, M.S. A large Sum has been lately expended in substantial Im provements upon two beautiful Farina, containing nearly i7s English Acres, at present possessed by the Propneter ; and to those, and the 'Mansion. house and ()dices, a Pur chaser may enter at the term of Martinmas next. . Application m.y be Made to Mr: Chaim'', Abingdon. Street, Westminster; to the Proprietor, at Westwood; or to lames Greig, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh,. Who is in possession ot the Title Deeds and a Plan of the Estate. By Order of the ASSIGNEES of M..III.IIIROUGH. TO BE SOLI) BY' AUCTION, •. By B. LEWIS, On lliionday, the 29th day of October inst. at the Antelope Inn. in New Sarum, in the , County of Wilts, at 4 o'clock in the atternoon,in eleven' Lots, under'Conditions of Sale to be then produced, the undermentioned:.Fl(EEkiOLD• and LEASEtIOLD PROPERTY, LOT. I. • ALL that capital LEASEHOLD I'AIESSUAGE or OW ELIA NG- HOU sE, with the spacious Ware_ rooms belonging thereto, situate in the Poultrpixtoss, Salts• bury, late in the occupation of the.said Michael Butrougll.; together with the good' Will tit the extensive and well-accds. touted busine.s , iut a Woollen-draper, Mercer, and Llndertiler,' for inoie than titty carried on therein. The above pre.- mises have been mostly new within a few years, are in ex-, cel lent repair. in point of situation are interior to none in Saint ury. : The Fixtures .and such part or the Stock' in Trade as shall remain undisposed of at the time of the Sale, will he teitoirett to be taken at an appraisermot by the put . .. - chaser of these premises. • - .•• -LOT U. • A I'REF.HOLDMESSUAGEorI)WELLING•IIOUSE adjoining Loci, in s:vilich an 'extensive Banking Business has been'establi't:hed* and carried on for more than Meaty years last past. - LOT 111. A—LEASLHOLO STALE, BREW-110US,t, and Lpftvus iii , the Butcher-row, SalSSury.; late in the occupation of Butrough, and near- to Lets and 2. . . , . The respeaive Tenants 'will 'chew the iritiaiS,ts; and fir farther pArticolars, appiy to Mr. A tiLty•or Mr. rilllWy, Sa isbary, joint &elicitors to the. Assignees ; it by letter the lostage itiust be paid. ' . , ThiS DJ) , was published, • ln.One Volume tarno. illustrated with Nineteen Plates, Price tos. lid, iu hu.in6,, LFirrlins.. on NATURAL and .EXPEIZI NF.i.NI'AL PHILOSOPHY, Cl - 11.,:,11STRY, NA 'CO My, PH ystoLoc zind whe.r liranctii of Scielicr; Oertdiniog to the material world. Addressed to a Youth settling in the Metropolis. • By the Rev, l. I u Y C E, • 'Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. ,Printed for los. lohnson and co. St. Paul's Church yard... '